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Hr isn't exactly known for rigorous scientific research and I don't recall it being hr that introduced this trend of hazing candidates. Also have you got any e
by walshemj 8y ago
Hr isn't exactly known for rigorous scientific research and I don't recall it being hr that introduced this trend of hazing candidates.
Also have you got any examples of this research that actually proves this correlation I haven't heard of any and I would have as I have spent decades semi involved in IR (industrial relations) in the UK
- zzzcpan 8y agoHazing candidates is mostly negative reinforcement introduced to keep people from wanting to go to interviews and change jobs. It also selects for those willing to do a lot and put up with a lot for a corporation.